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Mickael Jou Convenes Dance And Photography Into One Breathtaking Product
Source: Tumblr Dancer and photographer Mickael Jou is without a doubt one of a very few individuals able to pull off a series of choreographed photos this precise, thoughtful and beautiful. The...
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X-Ray Art Reveals The Internal Beauty Of Everyday Objects
Source: Smithsonian Magazine While many of us consider pretty paintings or sculptures to be the bookends of what the word “artistic” can mean, many artists defy convention and instead strive for...
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Micro Sculptures: Great Things Can Come In Small Sizes
Some of Dalton’s most popular pieces Source: Original Paints If we take a look at art throughout history, it becomes quite clear that cultures around the world have associated size with value. A giant...
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Mike Dargas Highlights Human Complexities With Hyper-Realistic Portraits
Source: Mike Dargas Where tattoos are the result of bringing art to the physical body, former tattoo artist Mike Dargas’ current project exists in a separate, yet similar space: transposing the...
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Tantric Sex Art: Society Hasn’t Always Been Prudish
Source: Wikimedia< Sex art has been popular for centuries. After all, art is about self-expression, and what is more intimate than sex? For the most part, modern society seems to contradict itself...
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Van Gogh’s Legacy Lives On In The Digital Age
Source: This Is Colossal One of the most immediately recognizable artists in the world today, Vincent Van Gogh’s inimitable style only came after years of successive failures. Van Gogh picked up the...
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Surreal Synesthesia Paintings Translate Sound To Color
Song: Imagine, John Lennon Source: Visual News What would you do if the sounds you encountered every day were accompanied by an involuntary flurry of color? Or, say, a David Bowie song tasted like...
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Outings: The Global Street Art Project That Needs You
Paxmachina People all over the world have been “liberating” the subjects of classical paintings by recreating them in the streets—upon brick walls, among graffiti, down alleyways and between windows....
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Kasper Kowalski’s Unexpected Aerial Photography
Source: CNN Although Kasper Kowalski is a trained architect, it is his unexpected aerial photography that will thrill you most. Born in 1977, the Polish photographer captures the intersections,...
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Stunning Images Of An “Urban Ice Age” Highlight Humanity’s Smallness
Architectural spires break through the surface, almost as if they are coming up for air Source: Huffington Post Whether you believe it’s plausible or not, French artist Francois Ronsiaux wants us to...
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Artist Guido Daniele Turns Your Arm Into Your Favorite Animal
Source: Poblano We might regard body painting as a relatively new art form, but in reality it is a practice shared throughout many cultures and across time. Be it tribal painting rituals, henna tattoos...
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What We Love This Week, Volume CXXIII
An ash plume billows from the crater atop Mount St. Helens hours after its eruption began on May 18th, 1980, in Washington state. The column of ash and gas reached 15 miles into the atmosphere,...
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Alejandro Duran Turns Trash Into An Incredible Art Project
Source: Bored Panda We must look no further than the nasty, thousand-mile-wide strip of decomposing plastic in the northern Pacific Ocean to know that our world is becoming more polluted. Yet artist...
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What We Love This Week, Volume CXXIV
A participant of the traditional dirty pig festival wearing a Homer Simpson mask wallows in a slough near Hergisdorf, Germany, on May 25, 2015. Source: The Atlantic Arresting Masks From Around The...
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Etheldreda Laing’s Autochrome Garden Of Eden
Janet Laing at around 16 years of age c. 1914. Source: Getty At the turn of the 20th century, photography was on the cusp of major transformation. The French Lumière brothers introduced the Autochrome...
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These Whimsical Flying Houses Speak To Your Inner Child
Source: Gag Daily Parisian architecture and a fantastical fairytale world collide in Laurent Chehere’s collection of flying homes. The whimsical series plucks ordinary suburban residences–eroding...
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MC Escher And The Genius Of The Droste Effect
The Droste effect is also known as mise en abyme, or more simply, “a picture within a picture”. A series of nested, precisely drawn images give the appearance that the artwork goes on into infinity....
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The Royal Academy’s Summer Exhibition Has Returned (And We’re Excited)
A preview of the 2015 Summer Exhibition. Source: Telegraph At the Summer Exhibition, thousands of pieces of art drape the walls, carefully pieced together like a jigsaw puzzle. Various rooms house art...
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The Moped Diaries, A Short Film
The Moped Diaries, a short film about youth, movement, and growth. This short film by shows a young boy whose world suddenly becomes larger when a bridge is added to connect his island to the...
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Bizarre, Wacky & Awesome: Public Art Around the World
“Orbit,” a futuristic public art concept by Anish Kapoor. Anish Kapoor Art (literally) comes in all shapes, sizes, mediums, and perspectives. Similarly, public art fulfills a variety of purposes: it...
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